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Wednesday, Octobi'f If, 19U3 ASHLAVB BAIL* WMXC»'*- PAGE IhlikH PROFESSIONAL FINDS CORALS MEAT EATERS Classified Column PHYSICIANS DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi dence and office, 108 Pioneer avenue. Telephone 28. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m. only. Classified Column Rates One cent the word each time. To run every issue for one month or more, tho word each time. The KITCHEN CABINET Geological Survey Head Discover« No Vegetation in Whole Colony In tho Tortuga«. IVORY FftOM 5KIMMÉD MILK ¡ SOME RECORDS IN THINNESS j Substitute for This and Other Mate- rials Is Produced by a Re cent Process. CRUELTY LAW SLIGHTS FLEAS LONDON, Oct. 16.— Performing Platinum Wire, Filament of Spider's Web and Soap Bubble at fleas on the English stage— In fact Its Dark Spot. all fleas whose lives are consecrated “ , the drama— must go thru their Platinum wire has been drawn ro acts without the possibility of .,ro- flne that 30,000 pieces of it placed sh.s I tection in t i ^ ,• 1 by side would not cover more than an Thi ° , n inch, while 150 pieces bound together I , g ‘ ,o the flPas is contained tti an anti-flea clause of the govern would be necessary to form a thread ment’s new performing animais bill. as thick as a filament of raw silk. When the question was debated ,'n A mile of this wire would not weigh more than a grain, while seven ounces the House of Commons, it was de of it would extend from London to cided that reptiles and fish thculd New York. be included, but fleas must fight Fine as Is the filament produced by their own battles alone. The teal the silkworm that produced by the spider Is even more attenuated. If, for j reason for the discrimination was instance, a thread of a spider’s web the difficulty of using the 11« as measured four miles, It would weigh evidence. little more than a grain. As a soap bubble floats In the light I To know of the sun It reflects to the eye an i how good a cigarette endless variety of gorgeous tints. ' re a lly can be m ad Newton showed that to each of these you m ust try tints corresponds a certain thickness of the substance forming the bubble; i in fact, he showed that all transparent substances, when reduced to a certain degree of thinness, would reflect these colors. Near the highest point of the bub ble, just before It bursts, can be seen a spot which reflects no color and ap pears black. According to Newton, the thickness of the bubble at this black point is the 2,500.000th part of an inch. The builders of coral reefs and is tig?. 4 >¿4, ttaieru newspaper Guion.) Combining beauty with utility, a ma lands are entirely meat-eating animals, terial is being made from skimmed T he Ilf« of the husbandm an is a according to the Report of Dr. T. Way milk by a process recently brought to life fed by the bounty o f earth and land Vaughan of tho United States the United States from England. As sw eeten ed by th e a irs o f heaven. geological survey to the Pan-Pacific It Is non-inflammable, odorless, and DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac science congress, which recently held GOOD THINGS FOR EVERYBODY can be drilled, glued or dyed, It has MISCELLANEOUS tice limited to eye, ear, nose and Its meeting In the Antipodes, says a a multitude of uses as a substitute for throat— X-ray Including teeth. This Is the time of year when we Ivory, ebony, amber, tortoiseshell, horn, Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to DRESSMAKING— Work guaran Melbourne (Australia) correspondent 6. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland teed. 147 Factory St. Mrs. B. Van ot the New York Evening Post. In ex enjoy green corn. On the cob, stewed and other similar products. Besides. Ore. conducted by him In the Tor- ! In milk, escalloped, or It may be used as an almost perfect Hardenberg. 31-lmo.* periments tugas, In the Gulf of Mexico, corals per- j fried, It Is always a wel Imitation of many natural products of DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE come dish. great price, among them being Chinese TAKEN CP— Aged black mule, ■latently refused a vegetable diet, but •ven water fleas were not swift enough DENTISTRY Tomatoes Stuffed With jade and lapis lazuli. A brilliant blotched brand on right stifle. W. Green Corn.—Cut out a polish is easily obtained and it can to dodge the lightning-like tentacles of Above Citizens Bank L. Huxley, Phone 9F2. Owner may these carnivorous creatures. slice from the stem-end be bent, pressed, and, to some extent, Office Phone 151 have same by paying for ad. 37-tf The living coral is « branched col of tomatoes and scoop moulded, or machined. As it is a non Res. Phone 201J out the centers, cut off conductor of electricity, it may be ony of individuals all connected to FOR RENT the tops of the kernels of used in making decorative radio and gether, and with their soft bodies en DR E. B. ANGELL, Chiropractic cased in strong sheila. Each individual fresh gathered corn and lighting fixtures. Also It has been I OR RENT— Eighty acre farm on la little more than a stomach, with a scrape out the kernels, leaving the found valuable for ships’ cabins, hand and Electro-Therapy. Office phone Pacific highway seven miles east of mouth surrounded by tentacles and hulls on the cob. Sprinkle a little rails, automobile fixtures, and in the 48; residence 142. First National Ashland. Enquire of Mollie Songer, sheltered In a little cup of the limey salt inside the tomatoes, mix butter making of beads, buckles, buttons, Bank building. 4 5 Helman St., Ashland. 34tf skeleton within which the whole colony and seasoning with the com, fill the Jewelry, fancy ornaments, cigarette la inclosed. tomatoes, cover with the slice re holders, combs, brushes, carriage han DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings FOR RENT— 3-r"oom and 4-room moved and bake In a moderate oven dles, parts of furniture, pencils and Doctor Vaughan described how when office. Phone 91. penholders, organ stops, and piano rnished apartments. Apply 389 a little beef Juice or a small bit of until the tomato Is soft. keys. meat, usually crab flesh or fish, was Salmagundi of Vegetables.—Take DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro East Main, Phone 171. 39-3 offered, the tentacles at the outer edge tender corn cut from the cob—enough practor, near Poetofflce. Hours of the colony would begin to appear. to fill two cups—add to this a pint of 9-12 and 2-5. Phone 114. ! FOR SALE Hongkong's Swift Growth. Then the stimulus was transmitted to thin slices of okra pods; remove the Hongkong, when occupied by the PLUMBING FOR SALE— Used Ford car cheap other members of the colony until soon seeds and white lining from two sweet British in 1841, was Just a barren Is -- 19-tf the surface of the specimen had opened green peppers and chop fine; add two land, and the part of the peninsula JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207 Beaver Realty Co. out like a beautiful flower. This con chopped white onions. Remove the opposite, known as Kowloon, merely East Main. Phone 138. ' '—----- — FOR SALE— Pullets, also late dition, he explains, seems to Indicate peel from four good-sized tomatoes, sand and marshland. The Inhabitants that the coral colony Is hungry and cut into quarters and mix with the were fishermen or pirates, or both? MONUMENTS peaches, green tomatoes. Bring box ready ITSTQASTED' to capture food. vegetables. Cook until barely soft In Today Hongkong with Its thriving city J es. Phone 335-L. 34-6 water to barely cover, one cupful of Many different kinds of food were of Victoria, holds a population of MONUMENT— MARKERS The Tidings office for all ! offered corals, Doctor Vaughan said, chopped celery and onion mixed. about 1,000,000. In 40 years the rev Lowest Prices FOR SALE— 12-3 months old kinds of printing. but they took« only animal food. No When both are tender add to the other enue and expenditures of Hongkong ASHLAND GRANITE CO. uroc pigs. J. H. Sander. 38-2* kind of purely vegetable food was vegetables and cook twenty minutes. and its suburbs have increased twen 3rd and East Main St. 223-6iuo FOR SALE— -Reed baby buggy taken by any one of the numerous Season with two teaspoonfuls of salt ty-fold. One of its difficulties Is the species Investigated. Pieces of plants and cook for an hour or two in a fire housing question. Standardized houses ASHLAND GRANITE ndition very good. Phone 333-R. coated with small animals soaked in less cooker. October, the month to buy Ferns. Fine sped- with from four to six rooms are be MONUMENTS 31-3 meat Juice were swallowed, but later ~ Cream Prune Pie.—Put through a ing erected at a cost of $4,000 to $6,- Oregon Granite Co. mines as low as 75c. Wonderful, extra large, wide the vegetable matter was ejected. sieve a cupful of stewed prunes; add 500. Hongkong’s harbor has been so S. PENNISTON, Salesman. a cupful of milk, one teaspoonful of much Improved that it now ranks as WANTED spreading plants up to $4.00. Res. 470 Laurel Phone 444Y BACTERIA FROM THE RIFLE" cornstarch, a third of a cupful of one of the greatest ports in the world. sugar, the yolks of two eggs, well for winter for TRANSFER AND EXPRESS ? Gives Chin a Rest. fit. Or will Intereating Experiment Proves They beaten, and pour into a pie plate lined with pastry. Add the well-beaten "It says here: ‘One of the Idols most FOR prompt and careful service, s Can Be Fired From a Gun With- whites and bake until firm. The revered by any heathen is a figure of out Apparent Injury. auto trucks or horse drays, cal on harness saddle. Also side whites may be reserved for a meringue a woman, seated, resting her chin In Whittle Transfer Co. Phone 1 plow. Leaving Thursday 18th. If desired. her hands,’ ” said Mrs. Farr, reading 117. Office, 89 Oak street, near , ] abeth Miller. Box. 564 ▲ singular experiment with bacteria 36-4* Phone 120 Hotel Ashland. 56tf Lima beans, cooked until tender and from a book. la that of a French investigator, who "Which proves they are about the served with butter and cream with Wanted: Experienced woman to has proved that those microscopic T. L. POWELL— General Trans enemies to human life and health can seasoning, are delicious, A few hills of wisest people on earth,” suggested her fer— Good team and motor * « be fired out of a gun without suffering these beans will supply a small fam husband. trucks. Good service at a rea 1 “How so, Orrin?” ily with plenty for the fall. any apparent Injury. sonable price. Phone 83. “Well," said Mr. Farr, with em He has Infected rifle bullets with Pineapple Compote. — Take one RANTED— Apple pickers. Call phasis. “because they make a deity of bacteria and then fired the ballets Into pineapple to five bananas. Slice the TRY FEH1GE FOR HAULING E merest Orchards 4% miles north a woman who has sense enough to give tin boxes filled with a gelatin prepara pineapple and cook in a heavy sirup and transfer work of all kinds Ashland. 32-tf her chin a rest.”—Life. tion suitable for the nourishment of until tender. Cool and lay in a glass 375 B St. Phone 410-R. 200-lm o the micro-organisms. Upon watching dish, cover with sliced bananas, sprin WANTED— Boy learn printing the holes made by the bullets in the kled with grated nutmeg, and repeat. Flour From Canada. PLANING MILL t J ofice. 14tf preparation, he found that the precise Serve with whipped cream and cake. Up to recently the United States Canned tongue and spinach should supplied practically all of the flour JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET 4 NY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May forms of bacteria with which the bul lets had been charged rapidly devel imported into Cuba. In 1919 Canada H E perm anent satisfactions of WORKS, Cor. Heilman and be heated in the can before opening. supplied 1.9 per cent of Cuban flour Van Ness. 194-tf ‘ communicate with Ensign Lee of oped there, although It was known life are the ones we should look imports, compared with 97.9 per cent the Salvation Army at the White that no organisms existed in the gela tin previous to the experiment. to first. Among these is to I k ? from the United States. In 1920 and Shield home, 565 Mayfair Ave., He has even found that a bullet will 1921 Canada supplied 3.4 and 3.8 per Portland, Oregon. 10-lyr relieved from money worries. This pick up bacteria from the air during cent, respectively, while the United its flight, or from clothing through States supplied 96.4 per cent in both hank is here to assist y o u in this Fix Up Shop which It passes, and deposit them, still years. Importers state that Canadian We repair furniture and anything m atter. active and living, In a gelatin target. competition has recently shown a i " that needs fixing. North Main next marked increase. to Homes Grecery Store. I <• Locomotive Pile Driver. vn LUCKY STRIKE Say it with Flowers ASHLAND GREENHOUSES What Passes Very wise indeed! Wisdom la but a collection of ex perience. The wisest, benefit by the experience of others a8 w ell” as by their own. double your salary Are you a common laborer mak ing only fifty cents an hour? We are Any man insures after an acci ■ training men in two months to be dent, a fire, a sudden destruction! come Auto Mechanics. Steady in side work at $1 an hour. Call or of his property. < 1 write, Hemphill’s Auto and Tractor < 1 A very wise man would discuss” School. 125 N 5th Street, Near Un insurance today. We can advise ion Depot, Portland, Oregon. 37-2 you— gladly. A unique development in mechanical engineering Is a locomotive pile driver, In which there is an unusual arrange ment and strength of the self-propel ling mechanism and in the self-con tained hydraulic turntable, wflbreby xthe entire machine, including trucks, is quickly lifted clear of the rails and turned end tor end. The engines on the car are connected to the axles of ordinary trucks without interfering with the movement of the trucks In turning curves, passing over frogs, and the like. The machine was designed to meet the requirement for a pile driv er capable of climbing any grade and hauling Its own cars of piles and tools. The self-propelling pile drivers built hitherto have been capable of mov ing themselves for short distances only. 7/.v-KITi/\IA CABIMC (© , 1823, W e s te rn N e w s p a p e r U n io n .) In furnishing's, not all exp en siv e th in g s are good, nor cheap ones all bad. EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS When looking for a dessert In the family that likes pie try; N u t, C ream Prune Pie.—Put through a sieve one cupful of stewed .prunes; add a cupful of PIANO TUNING A wise man insures before an rich milk, one ta PIANO TUNING— 13.60. Trade at eventuality. blespoonful o f home and have your piano tuned by flour, a third of a ■ Carl H. Loveland. Studio 135 E. cupful of sugar, the yolks of two ' j Main St. Phones 134 and 4 65 eggs, well beaten, and the whites beaten stiff and added just at the last Real Estate and Real Insur Sprinkle a cupful of chopped black TYPEWRITER REPAIRING walnut meats over the top and bake ance. (Estab. 1883) 8hirtmaker to Apollo. Typewriters All makes, guaran An enterprising haberdasher In Ger as usual. Use a pastry-lined plate and Phone 211 41 East Main teed. Lowest Prices. Expert Repair many has put his knowledge of the bake at first In a hot oven, then lower ! ing. Call or write L. D. Minkler 404 classics to excellent use in his adver the heat to bake the custard. Liberty Building, Medford. Tele tising. Here are a few specimen ads: Mashed Potatoes With Peanut But phone 162. 20-lm o. “Even Macbeth could sleep In our ter.—Boil, mash and beat until light, nightshirts.” six medium-sized potatoes; add salt, « PER CENT LOANS— Under “Don Juan would have doubled his one tablespoonful of butter and one- Reserve System on city or farm conquests by wearing our neckties." half cupful of hot milk. Heap in a property. Reserve Deposit “When Nlobe began to weep she or hot dish. Blend one and one-half ta dered six dozen of our handkerchiefs.” blespoonfuls of peanut butter with one Company. 72 Fourth Street, “We could have arrayed Solomon tablespoonful of butter, add a few I Portland, Ore. In twice his glory." dashes of red pepper and dot the not “Had Lot's wife passed our win potato with bits of the butter. dows she would have stopped to look Planked Fish.—Split the fish, wipe i For a smooth shave, and no matter what the consequences.” with a damp cloth and lay skin-side “We made Apollo’s shirts.” quick service, go to the down on the well-heated plank, which “Desdemoo a would never have been has been rubbed with sweet fat. Shell Barber Shop, across careless about her handkerchief had Sprinkle the fish with seasonings and from Depot. Grinding of It been one of ours; they are too beau dot with bits of butter If it is a fish tiful.”—Boston Transcript. * all kinds. Children’s work lacking fat. Place in the oven under the broiler flame for fifteen minutes. | a specialty. TR Y IT AND S E E HOW Usually the Way. Meanwhile have potatoes boiled, riced M U C H E A S IE R IT “Well, Bobby,” said the minister to and seasoned, and add milk to W. A. SHELL, Prop. the small son of one of his deacons, moisten; add an egg yolk, mix well ST A R T S T H A N T H E 532 A. St. Ashland, Ore. “what is the news?” and fold in a beaten white. Arrange ! O T H E R BRANDS “Dad’s got a new set of false teeth.” the mashed potato around the fish in j "Indeed!” said the minister, re mounds, or force through a pastry ! » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » « » n m m n ♦ » ♦ straining a desire to laugh; “and what : tube. Brown quickly under the broiler j F ree C rankcase Service will he do with the old set?” flame. Garnish the fish with slices of F in e L ine Of “Oh, I suppose,’’ replied Bobby, “he’ll cucumber which have been marinated cut ’em down and make me wear ’em,»» in French dressing, and small toraa- ! toes cut into the form of a lily. Place Cheering Him Up. whorls of mayonnaise In the center of each tomato. Unsuccessful Author— After my e tak e u sed - h eaters in death the world will realize what I Cabbage Salad.—Chop cabbage, add exchange fo r new ones. have done. a cupful of chopped celery to three Sympathetic Friend—Well, don’t cupfuls of cabbage, and three diced worry about it, old chap. You’ll be out bananas. Season well and cover with Of harm’s way then.—Boston Tran any desired well-seasoned dressing. :: script. i o Serve in a cabbage bowl made by i o <► scooping out the cabbage from a good I ! His Idea. firm head. Garnish with fringed cel “Do you consider It unlucky to be ery and some of the thick mayon- married on the 13th of the month?” naise. “Certainly!” replied skimpy little ° I. Mr. Meek, whose wife was away. “But why specify the date?”—Kansas City Star. LATEST DESIGNS LOWEST PRICES A Carload of Fencing, just The Tidings office for all kinds of printing. Slightly Used but in per in. Why pay 10 or 15 cents 10c to 1 7 H e the single r o l l - two rolls to the bolt. fect condition. Beautifully toned more per rod elsewhere. Just for to be mean, and to trade and only Classified ads bring results. This new paper holds a sur out of town, and genuine prise for the careful buyer. good American fence too that Billings Agency The Citizens Bank of Ashland ASTHMA JUA No cure for it, but welcome Ashland. Oregon * w relief is often brought by— V 'C K s ▼ 17 M V illion a p o A u b Jar» U»»ti Yearly O ear Ashland Service Station PROVOST BROS Refrigerators NEW WALL PAPER 5 OCTAVE CROWN ORGAN $25.00 J. O. RIGG The largest exclusive paint and wall paper store in South ern Oregon. ««♦♦ > ****** e-e-e-e ASHLAND FURNITURE COMPANY 04 N. Main you will get here. New and old Sewing ma chines always on hand. Har- nes and implement. 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